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School Sections Nei; 7 and No. 12,
McKillop, held their ann,ual,Christ
mus._concert •:iu the Walton :Conn,.,
inunity: Hall Wednesday evening.
A splendid program, depictingthe
:twelve months of the, year, was
Presented by the children, with
Georg Dunbar as pianist and; Gor
an -
don McGavin as`cha rm. ,x . '
Lunch was served by the two.
sections,' after which a few hours•
. of dancing were enjoyed to music,
by Ken Wilbee, George Dunbar
and Stewart McCall: Kiss Jessie
'Little and Mr: G. Willis were the.
teachers -.in charge.
• -SS ` 12, Grey, Entertaigs, °
On Friday evening the children
' of'SS No. 12, Grey presented the
EEK
operetta, `Snow White* and the
Seven Dwarfs" in the Community
flail, under the directions of their
teacher, ,:Mrs E ,.McGreat_h, who..
wa'V also accompanist for the':eve
ning.
Mrs, McCreath and children de-
serve great credit ..for the man-:
.rt'er_in_whielh tie.:play was present-
ed. The costumes required .consid-
erable work, also the training of
the children.
Miss Norma • Hoegy favored -the
audience;; with sederal :aet!ordian
solos, and carol singing was en-
joyed., with Eileen, Williamson - at
accompanist.' Following' lune h,
dancing Was enjoyed to the music:
of: the Norris Orchestra.
' Elect Officers
-The-ieacb i s cairn.- Meinb'ers-$J-the-
Gleaner' Mission' Band met In the
schoolroom ..of. the United . Church'
Sunday- morning;: with Eileen Wil-
liamson presiding. The Call to
Worship : was , given. by -the leader, -
Mrs.
eader,Mrs W.Bewley,:taken from Psalm.
107, "O give thanks unto the Lord
for all ,the goo& things'He has _giv-.
en, us: A 'carol was-. sung with
Eileen Williamson at- the piano:
Mrs. Herb Kirkby gave a life.
membership • certificate to Nellie"
aan, and in ,Mrs Kirkby's `ab-
sence ' it was Presented by -Mrs.
Bewley. ',`
Mrs Bewley told' a Christmas
story, on "Ways We Can•.Give Gifts
To_,Tesus "' The ,mite .boxes were
collected', and the leader fold that
this money goes to bring gifts to
childrenwho cone to this country
at Christmas time this .year. The
offering;. was .received -'..by Shirley
Thamer_•:. and, Audrey.: McMichael,
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F
ode•ricl Pavilion
EVERY
EDNESDAY
at:8:30 pain
Sponsored by Goderich,
Lions Club for Welfare
-- 'Admission. $1.00.
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Combine • two :cups each of • chop-
Ted `cooked' „turkey and cooked pot-
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salt and :pepper.
Spoon turkey mixture into squash
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The Christmas,: story':was- .read
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1St-7Vlary`�H- ,
Brenda•:, -Houston: led ;iii prayer.
Nellie; Gerald .and':7lavie :•Saari fav
eted with a ,Christmas: carol which•
isY sung -in- Ho land , in, their
language.`"Christmas -Customs sin
Other Lands" was read by Audrey
MelVlichael, The', minutes' of -the
last meeting were'..given by: Jean
•
A ' conimitte of clergyand lay-
men representina
aymenrepresenting Perth and Hui
on Counties,'; -has -been named to-
tudY ti.e provisians-of the -_Canada -
Temperance het and to see where
it' would be advisable to have t`he
Act amended.
The appointment of the commit-
tee was the, outcome of, a, meeting
held' Monday in St. ..1ohn's'•United
Church, Stratford. Representatives•
of churches in both counties at-
tended' the. meeting.
t-tendedthe.;'meeting.: arranged, by
the. 'committee of evangelism and
social teruice of the -Tinted Church
in; this area.
y The election of'Officers.-for 1959 -
resulted
959resulted`:as . fol lows; -c president,
Brian Travis
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siden
tr
Bob
Flousten, secretary,'BobB�Hum
phries;• treasurer, 'John Baan.
The .classes them assembled "With,
the following teachers, Mrs. W.
Bewley,Mrs. 73:'Craig; Mrs. R.
1VIcMichael, Mrs. G. McGavin,. and
MrS. T. Dundas ".'The meeting clos=
ed with "Silent Night, Holy Night".
and ,the ;Mizpahbenediction.
Institute members: are -again 're-
minded of the Christmas party
Thursdayevening Dec.; 18, at 8:30
pan. A prize will -be given for -the"
best Christmas table centre. All
are requested to' bring a 50c dona-
tion for' shut-ins, and gifts will be
exchanged
The .CGLT and: YPU will present
their annual Vesper Service in :the
auditorium of -the church, next .Sun-
day evening.'
S • cu•SSI
,selves -ender the • jurisdictioa of Ahe-
Aet
By_; the _end of 1889 every
-one of;;the.29_aeas had repealed
the laws =
line.. two areas ,ins Ontario ; at
present under 'CTA—FTuron , and
Perth c9 inttes--adopted the m.ea-
sure in 1914 an'd:1915 •.:heir •action,
Mr Mnultnon said represents a<i•re'-
Volt: against .the practically par
alyzing ;influence; on the i�rogress
:;of local. option, •of the requirement
of.,a• three-fifths majdrity
"Counties largely., idhy under
inunieipal.local' option frequently
found their by-laws'seriously.;im
paired in. their operation ,by
presence of some municipalities,
�freqy s
uentlmall Ones. that persist_
-eptly „Voted -H. -Wet"- Moulton
said `In self-defence: they .'revert'
•
ed to - the old.> and long.quieseent•
Ia "Which tarnished:- complete
D'iembers, of the -committee are:
'Gordon, Hale•, St Marys; ;'Frank
Howson ._W. riigh�m S. .S_knnerT-
Mitchell, .,Elgin McKinley, Varna;.;
Gordon Manning; Clinton;
M .Eamont,;'Mitchell; :.Rev. -S
Macl eod, St John's. Church, Strat
ford; `=llev: ;James Semple,: D3D.,
Seaforth;..Rev W. F. Krotz,' Dash-
wood,, president of 'Huron Temper-
ance Federation,-- and :Rev..C'. E:
c ar f'
Peacock, Bayfield,; se ret y o
the: comimitee
The committee will, work with
d it is
.. r nizations an.
ext tin � o a
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hoped, that „.When'' some•cencrete
to.
,suggestions '
as• � to :amendment
s
the Act bave..,been reached, a', dele
'anon will, resent the' recoipmen-:
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p
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dations to' Tion. ,
ister• of Justice, Ottawa. , - •
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CA AL IA LEGION
Annual
ristmas Vance
kern r : .6,,..1
Lan.. W_ilbee's,;.Orchestra.
Dancing at 10 p.m.. '
Anyone desiring invitations 'to this ,Dance.
and who•have not already received one, pl one
en Powell --
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"WANT . ADS BRING RESULTS = Phone 141 or 142
READ THE ADVERTISEMENTS:It's a Profitable Pasti?hee
a magistrate- be- provided;: for; that
the provisions for =search'; warrants
lander, the 'Act be 'extended to mo-
,Or" vehicles ,
Iii. summing ip the meeting, -DF
Semple said. that' Perth land Hur-
in Icodnties are 'trying to--g6-t--to--
ether and not have the church
being 'realistic... Ile '
Cense(' of not b g
Pointed to the•sieed for• in mediate ''
action,= as the Canada Temperance
Act le on' the agenda.oPParlianient -;
when it meets • in January . • :; -'
Rev. Dr.' -W... 'J-. March_inquired
if';temperance officials .have ' ,any.
hope that the weaknesses in. CTA
will be. corrected:;or,that: the gov-
ernment will even try ,:to correct
'it,. In ;reply M'Moulton saizl
felt there • might': be . amendments
to:'' the „„Act. -pr to te Criminal'
Code. which, would support the-'
Act
on a__strai ht,. ____: a_.
cauntyWlocal`":oPtion_.• _ g .
majority vote." .• •
Mr:; Moulton`. Went on. topoint
-out that the Canada `'Temperance
Act doses prevent the opening of
+liquor,_';, -stores;,• brewers _retail
stores,. beverage. rooms (for both
Men ,and ;women)establishments
such as hotels and: restaurants
for'+the : serving of beer and :wine.
with ^, meals,, ;cocktail -lounges‘ and
-cocktail bars.
��a�, tinder the
He explained . that
Ontario', Liquor Control Act , , ho-
tels, taverns, . -restaurants:; and
clubs of various, kinds, such as
golf and other. sports, . veterans'
and social clubs, may -apply for
licenses.. '
"Liquor- : stores and brewers'.
retail stores are opened 'arbitrar-
ily 'by the Liquor' Control Board
and, 'the • Brewers Warehousing
Corporation inhere business' Weuld
seem profitable in. any munic Tae
sty," . Mr. Moulton stated:.
tion and.'elim-
CTA curbs
'consum
P
inates:= drunkenness and, conse
quent. social ;and police problems,
attendant to public drinking," he
Reviews Act
' • Dr. Semple presided at the • meet-'
ing, and. the speaker was Royal
Moulton; Toronto, executive sec-
retary of the Ontario 'Temperance
Federation:: „Mr. ; Moulton . gave
something' of, •the history=' of .. the
Was
Act,. Which as passed' by the
Dominion . Parliament in „1&76.
Shortly after the CTA was en-
forced, Widely
f iced it had spread quitey.
o P
in Ontario, Mr.. Moulton said, and
by the end of 188.55 some 29 areas
in this province fiad voted them -
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MVlr, ;Moulton also explainedthat
up until, 1949. the Act was still op-
erative in Manitoulin Island and
Peel • County,: ` but both lost' their'
status 'at that time.": "In both cas-:
es it *h due' altogether to, a:
"subtle, despicable procedure on
the . part of government officials
with, liquor ,;.interests: to; discredit
the Act," Mr:' Moulton said. "They
were successful,"
"Underground" "Underground" -
"ADM11TEDLY'•THE DRIEST"
"Towns of Huron and' Perth,
admittedly'the.driest in Ontario;
are - taking
much interest_ in
1
the operation or non -operation
• of the C.T.A•
We quote frorn an• editorial
in the London Fiee Press„: The
`heading used by -the Editor, is,
'What Does thd C,T,.A Do?"
',Surelyhe-gives at -least a spar-"
tial.' 'answer ` in our q uota
'
tion, • above, "Admittedly the '-
Driest".'; The ; C.T.A. in ,.spate:
- of its 'imperfections has for.
years- kept "Huron and Perth.
the driest -counties in: Ontario;
this : too in spite of the • fact
that Stratford,, in the heart of
Perth is not tinder the, C.T.A.
but udder the L.C.A.-,.'arid has
(many' legal:Jiquor outlets. ..;`
Why so dry? Huron and
.Perth • outside Stratford' ,has`
no legal liquor outlet s, and
(cannot have, under the C.T.A.
' 'Why: do the.'hquor' interests
'.'want -the C.I.A.rep'ealed, not:.'.
amended? Beeause,an amend-
ed C T -A would dry -sip Iuroa_
,;and Perth' more than ever.
(Advt.),
a resonation• assed b�' the
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'Me ' continued:. "We' are fearful
that this same cunning' `Under-
ground' is still at work •in;Perth
and Huron. .It would' seem that
incidents of drunkenness, carous-
ing, -rowdyism and general dis
respect for,law and': order -.are be:
trig: deliberately created through
out the county of. Perth to dis-".
credit the Canada Temperance
Act, and to exasperate the people
to the 'point of voting in liquor
stores, brewers' retail stores;'bev-.
•erage rooms ,for men, beverage
rooms for , men and 'women, cock-
tail bars, and dining: lounges • un-
der the ,„Liquor •Control ,.Act and
Liquor License Act. This was the
method employed. 'in Manitoulin
and Peel County and it succeed-
ed.'?
Mr.' McKinley reported the Mir -
on Presbytery Men's Council had:
interviewed Mr. Fttlton a'year ago
with five suggested amendments
to . CTA. These include: that .the
possession of unsealed containers.
e',;
of intoxicating beverages in g Pub.
lic places be prohibited; that the
consumption or possession ,.of liq-
uor..brought into 'the county be
limited . to one's . residence; that
the sbpply to or use bypersons
under 21 years of age be,prohib-
ited; that a right of appeal to a
higher court fsoin$the decision of
Youths Charged_.
Three youths appeared in Mag-
istrates Court in London on Tues-
day on charges of stealing a radio
from S.S. 10; .liay.' The, theft oc-
curred some time . over. the past
weekend, There was also three
mail boxes ripped eff the posts on
the Zurich road . between Zurich.
` and Heusall about the same time
the, radio theft- took. place. Police
are of the belief that the both acts
were committed by the same gang
of youths.., The nail" boxes, . howev-
er, were recovered Iatex: ;in the
ditch in the swamp east of Zurich,
The school which was broken into
is 'located on the, second eonces-
cion, south of the Zurich' lload.
Ontario Provincial Police Con-
stable Hank Reid, of ,the Exeter
detachment, investigated. -•Zurich;;
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